The Man Who Fell Through the Earth

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32 Caliber

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The Stretton Street Affair

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The Four Faces

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Roman Collar Detective

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The Crevice

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The Green Rust

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No Clue! A Mystery Story

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The Hampstead Mystery

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Agatha Webb

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The Evil Guest

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Sword of Damocles

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Breaking Point, The (Librovox)

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Savage Row

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Murder in the Gunroom

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The Dangerous Hour

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Eye for an Eye, A (Librovox)

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Bat Wing

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The Devil Rides Out

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The Window at the White Cat

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The Bad Seed

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Words: Celebrating the power of words - from rescued love letters, to old age poetry writing.

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Laura Villareal — My Worries Have Worries: If you were to use a metaphor for your worries, what metaphor would you turn to? Here, the worries have worry babies of their own. And they look back at the poet. What do they see?

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"Dear Perverts": The poetry of Hezy Leskly: Poet, choreographer, and dance critic Hezy Leskly was born in Israel in 1952 to Czech Holocaust survivors. Host Marcela Sulak reads from the only collection of Leskly's poetry to be translated into English, Dear Perverts, translated by Adriana Jacobs....

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DocArchive: Fire in the Earth - Poetry and Mythology: Poet David Whyte unravels the role of poetry and mythology in life. Author of six books of poetry, David grew up with a strong, imaginative influence from his Irish mother in the valleys of his father’s Yorkshire. He now lives in the US (Broadcast 1993)

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Poetry, Justice, and Alienation: Can art tackle some of the most difficult social-justice questions we face today? Over the past year we have witnessed images of our country at war with itself; how can poetry dispel alienation and give rise to a new level of citizenship in America Featuring three of America's most powerful poetic voices: Elizabeth Alexander (author of The Light of the World), Juan Felipe Herrera (current United States Poet Laureate), and Claudia Rankine (author of Citizen: An American Lyric). The conversation is moderated by Eric Liu, executive director of the Aspen Institute Citizenship and American Identity Program.

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Poet Maggie Smith on the success of "Good Bones" and how she's "Keep Moving"

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The Poetry of Avot Yeshurun: On this episode, Marcela features the poems of a fascinating writer whose pen name was Avot Yeshurun. He published his first book of poems in 1942, and his last book appeared in 1992, on the day before he died. Text

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The King's English with Micah Bournes: Bournes is a poet, hip hop artist & singer. He discusses his experiences in Long Beach public schools and later a conservative Bible college, laments some of the important elements that were lacking, and offers provocative but timely reflections...

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136. A beautiful and relaxing walk on the Isle of Seil with poet Kenneth Steven: Wildlife and poetry from the Western Isles

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A Time for Everything (Ecclesiastes 3): Episode: A poetic reflection on Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 by poetaster Brent A. Strawn. In Parallel is a new podcast that explores biblical and contemporary poetry. For more information about the podcast, see HERE and to learn more about Brent, see HERE. Help S...

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Madonna, Poetry & Interstellar Travel with Ben Kline: Prepare yourself for an impressive instant this week, when poet Ben Kline joins us on the podcast. We discuss Ben's Madonna Journey, how he got into writing poetry and he graces us with a very special Madonna-centric poem titled "Waiting for a Drowned W...

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Working: A Rural Poet Looks for Community

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BrainStuff Classics: Is the Human Brain Hardwired for Poetry?

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Chris Abani: International Poets in Conversation: Matthew Shenoda talks with Chris Abani about poetry in Nigeria, the oral and religious traditions in African poetry, and the one-sided conversation between African and European poets.

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Hai-Dang Phan reads “My Father’s ‘Norton Introduction to Literature,’ Third Edition (1981)”: In this archival episode, the editors discuss Hai-Dang Phan’s poem “My Father’s ‘Norton Introduction to Literature,’ Third Edition (1981)” from the November 2015 issue of Poetry.

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Junior New Poem

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Mark McGuinness on Poetry and Putting the Writing First: Episode 108 / Mark McGuinness joins us this week to talk about poetry and it’s a fascinating discussion. We chat about the multiple ways to experience poetry as well as how writing first thing in the day has been a key to Mark’s success. Show...

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Tahel Frosh and the Mountains of Spain: Today, host Marcela Sulak reads the work of Tel Aviv-based poet Tahel Frosh. Her debut poetry collection, from which these poems have been chosen, was published in 2014. Translator Adriana Jacobs calls it one of the most urgent and...

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Jacob Shores-Argüello — Make Believe: In a short poem recalling a childhood response to grief, Jacob Shores-Argüello brings us into the fantasy world of a child: leaving an ill adult in a hospital bed, he and his cousin take to the mountains, turn magically into bears, and begin tearing holes in the earth for rest while the world continues below. Are they escaping? Or playing with rage? This extraordinary poem is a thing of wonder and survival.

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Abigail Chabitnoy — If You’re Going to Look Like a Wolf They Have to Love You More Than They Fear You.: How would you tell your own creation myth? Who — or what — would be in it?

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A Seismographic Attention: An Evening Of and On Poetry

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This Author And Poet Sold 40,000 Books On TikTok! W/ Shelby Leigh Poetry

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Consider What you want to know

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Nicole Gulotta: Writing with the (changing) Seasons

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Working Overtime: A Rural Poet Looks for Community

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158 - No Heart to Speak Of feat. American poet Edward Hirsch: The one about "No Heart to Speak Of." Featuring American poet and literary critic Edward Hirsch. Edward shows up around the 1:49:48 mark. Buy Edward's new book Stranger By Night here: Buy Edward's book Gabriel: A Poem here: For more...

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Spit A Verse, Drop Some Knowledge

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Friday Poetry

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The Art of Praising Yourself: We take a look through the eyes of Arabic literature at the art of praising oneself. Some poets were shameless when it came to self-promotion. But is this a good idea? Are there lessons to be learned? In this episode we will go through the poetry o...

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Fish Nerds 150 Fish Eyes Easy Sibiki Fishy Conservation: April is National Poetry Month, so my kid Zoe asked me if she could read a beautiful poem about fishing. Speaking of Literature, we have an FN Book Club Next week we will be talking about the Founding Fish The Doctor is in! Our FN Librarian Jeff...